I'm sure all your friends / come / if you / invite them
I'm sure all your friends will come, if you invite them.
If she / buy / a new laptop / she / not / have / much money.
If she buys a new laptop, she won't have much money.
If you / not / put on/ your jacket / you / get cold.
If you don't put on your jacket, you will get cold.
If she / have / a snack / she / not be / hungry any more.
If she has a snack, she won't be hungry any more.
The neighbours / get angry / if he / not stop
The neighbours will get angry, if he doesn't stop
If my mum / not / help / me with my homework / I / be in trouble.
If my mum doesn't help with my homework, I will be in trouble.
They / not be late / if they hurry up.
They won't be late, if they hurry up.
What ... you do, if you fail your Maths test?
will
Nobody ... (like) them, if they behave like this.
will like
We / watch the film / when the electricity / come back on
We will watch the film when the electricity comes back on.
If my best friend / find out / about this / he / get upset.
If my best friend finds out about this, he will get upset.
The police / stop him / if he / not slow down.
The police will stop him if he doesn't slow down.
As soon as / I get the money, I / pay you back.
As soon as I get the money, I will pay you back.
What / you / do / if you meet / Cristiano Ronaldo?
What will you do if you meet Cristiano Ronaldo?
Where / they / go / if / it / start raining?
Where will they go, if it start raining?
If Ken / not want /his ice cream / I / eat it.
If Ken doesn't want his ice cream, I will eat it.
